Honolulu Police Officer Escapes Injury During Encounter with Suspect in Stolen Vehicle as 20-Year-Old Arrested for Attempted Murder in Waikiki
A Honolulu Police officer avoided injury when a suspect in a stolen vehicle struck their leg and fled. The vehicle was linked to burglaries. A 20-year-old was later arrested for attempted murder of an officer.
Hawaiʻi's Chief Justice Honors Volunteers and Local Firm for Enhancing Civic Education Through PACE Commission
Chief Justice Recktenwald recognized volunteers and Anthology FINN Partners for their work on the PACE Commission's branding and website, essential for civic education in Hawaiʻi.
Gradual Shift in Weather Patterns Expected for Honolulu as NWS Predicts Weakening Trade Winds, Moderate Showers
Honolulu's weather will see weakening trade winds and light showers, with some increased rainfall near Kauai. Aviation and marine advisories are in place due to current conditions.
Gov. Josh Green Advocates for Transparency with New Sunshine Law Amendments and Family Access to Police Reports in Hawaii
Governor Josh Green of Hawaii endorsed legislation enhancing government transparency, including new guidelines for Sunshine Law, improved board packet release timing, and better access for families to police reports of deceased relatives.
Maui Receives Historic $1.6 Billion HUD Grant for Wildfire Recovery Efforts
Maui's wildfire recovery receives a $1.6 billion boost from HUD, aimed at housing and infrastructure needs post-2023 wildfires. Funds were allocated after significant public input and will soon facilitate housing program applications.












